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Compare lists for common values in Excel
Use a built-in rule or a formula rule to compare two lists of Excel values.
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July's mailbag: Microsoft Office upgrade angst
Susan Sales Harkins helps a couple of readers find features they thought they'd lost after upgrading Microsoft Office.
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10 cool new charting features in Excel 2013
Excel 2013 includes a healthy assortment of new charting features that will save you a lot of time and help you produce better results.
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Add flexibility with PowerPoint 2013's improved Presenter View
Put PowerPoint 2013 Presenter View's flexibility into your presenter's bag of tricks.
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Five free Microsoft Project alternatives
If you're supporting a small organization with an even smaller budget, consider one of these free software management solutions.
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Analyze data instantly with Excel 2013's Quick Analysis
Excel 2013's new Quick Analysis tool gives quick access and contextual choices for analyzing your data.
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Use this 3D reference technique to summarize a set of Excel worksheets
Summarizing multiple Excel worksheets can be accomplished several ways, but Susan Harkins has a clever alternative to show you.
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Two ways to get your next PowerPoint presentation under way quickly
Learn two ways to reduce your start up work when creating a new PowerPoint presentation.
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10 new Excel 2013 functions that can save you time
Excel 2013 includes a number of new functions designed to help you work more efficiently.
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10 steps to creating inline numbering in a Word document
Setting up numbering within your text requires a little ingenuity. The trick is to take advantage of Word's SEQ field.
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Understand how section breaks control formatting in Word
Learn how to use Word's section breaks to control a document's formatting.
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Excel troubleshooting challenge: Why is C4 returning FALSE?
Can you figure out why why a seemingly perfect IF() function returns the wrong result?
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10 reasons to use Excel's table object
Excel tables offer several advantages over data ranges. Here's a look at some of the handy things tables enable you to do.
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Three Excel solutions for questions asked by readers
TechRepublic members ask many questions about Excel. Susan Sales Harkins answers three of those questions.
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10+ things that are missing from Excel 2013
Excel 2013 has jettisoned some familiar features - like saved workspaces, fax templates, and various chart options. Here's a rundown of what's gone.
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Two ways to undo Word's automatic list indent
Want a numbered list but no automatic indents? Learn two ways to work around Word's automatic list indent.
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Be more efficient with Word 2013's new table features
Save some time by learning and applying Word 2013's new table features.
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10 things that are missing from Outlook 2013
Microsoft removed quite a few tools and features from the latest version of Outlook. Do you miss them?
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Use this Excel quick fill handle trick to insert partial rows and columns
Learn the many ways to insert entire and partial rows and columns in Excel, including a fill handle method.
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Use Word's StyleRef field to efficiently reuse text
Use Word's STYLEREF field to create dynamic links that more efficiently reuse text.